I've said before that I'm no connoisseur of House Music, but to my ears 'Touch Me''s shifting tempo and impassioned vocal marks it out as a superior example of the genre. Maybe that's because I can make out more of a 'traditional' song structure than usual in the Rorschach test of beats, but whatever, Cassandra Fox's vocal injects a passion and emotion rare in dance music which gives 'Touch Me' an appeal outside of the dancefloor as well as on it. In other words, to people like me. And for fact fans, it was the first UK number one to hail from Portugal.Monday, 1 February 2010
2001 Rui Da Silva featuring Cassandra: Touch Me
I've said before that I'm no connoisseur of House Music, but to my ears 'Touch Me''s shifting tempo and impassioned vocal marks it out as a superior example of the genre. Maybe that's because I can make out more of a 'traditional' song structure than usual in the Rorschach test of beats, but whatever, Cassandra Fox's vocal injects a passion and emotion rare in dance music which gives 'Touch Me' an appeal outside of the dancefloor as well as on it. In other words, to people like me. And for fact fans, it was the first UK number one to hail from Portugal.
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